US Forgot What It Means to Fight a Real War: Veteran in Ukraine , mostly have been focusing on a guerilla war" and battling insurgents

[Litwin]

US Forgot What It Means to Fight a Real War: Veteran in Ukraine
"We have neglected a lot of the training" on "how to fight and survive in a peer-on-peer adversary war," the veteran, who spoke on the condition of anonymity, told Business Insider.

He said that "in the US military, we mostly have been focusing on a guerilla war" and battling insurgents, with places with Iraq and Afghanistan in mind. The US military invested decades, billions of dollars, and thousands of lives into fights in these places.
The US spent so much time fighting insurgents that it forgot 'what it means to actually fight a war,' a US vet in Ukraine says

MY ANSWER IS : YES, THAT'S TRUE, especially MAGA AND commies

WHAT do you think ?

 

[MisterBeale]

Not our war. Russia has done nothing to us to warrant going to war with it.

 

[ThirdTerm]

Ukraine is deliberately put at a disadvantage by the West, which refuses to provide Ukraine with powerful weapons that can strike Moscow directly. The war in Ukraine is a proxy war between Ukrainian insurgents backed by the West and Russia, which is similar to the war in Afghanistan in the 1980s, when the CIA supported and armed the mujahideen. It's meant be a localized low-intensity conflict in which the use of military forces applied restrictively below the intensity of conventional war.

The British army commander said Ukraine is facing a difficult situation on the battlefield, with its troops "struggling in terms of its ammunition and its stockpiles", US military aid blocked in Congress, and Europe not yet able to fill the gap.

He added that NATO allies are discussing how they can strengthen support for Ukraine and suggested that new announcements may be made at or ahead of the Alliance's summit in Washington.

Radakin said Russia is "at the tactical level gaining relatively small amounts of territory", particularly the city of Avdiivka in Donetsk Oblast. It is also conducting active military operations in Chasiv Yar, where the Ukrainian forces retreated to after leaving Bakhmut.

UK armed forces chief: Ukraine will be at disadvantage on battlefield for several more months

The head of the UK Armed Forces, Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, believes that Ukraine will experience a shortage of ammunition and will be at a disadvantage in the war with Russia for several months until the West agrees on further steps to support Kyiv.

www.pravda.com.ua

 

[luiza]

Not our war. Russia has done nothing to us to warrant going to war with it.

Not the point .

The question is whether the US forces today are sufficiently well trained , experienced and have the character and background to compete with Russia , for example .
Many independent experts offer a resounding , No .

Read Simplicius the Thinker , for example , who is a fund of wide ranging facts and testimony

 

[MisterBeale]

Not the point .

The question is whether the US forces today are sufficiently well trained , experienced and have the character and background to compete with Russia , for example .
Many independent experts offer a resounding , No .

Read Simplicius the Thinker , for example , who is a fund of wide ranging facts and testimony

It certainly is the point.

It is best to not fight any more wars anymore.

In a highly technological world, in the 21st century, wars are outdated.

It is a symptom and sign of a failure of leadership of nations go to war anymore. With a planet short of water, energy, and resource, we can no longer even think about wars, much less fight them.

Dumb topic.

 

[luiza]

It certainly is the point.

It is best to not fight any more wars anymore.

In a highly technological world, in the 21st century, wars are outdated.

It is a symptom and sign of a failure of leadership of nations go to war anymore. With a planet short of water, energy, and resource, we can no longer even think about wars, much less fight them.

Dumb topic.

Appreciate you recognising the dumbness of the idea of stopping all wars . I also regret it , but it is unfortunately a non -starter .
But it has little to nothing to do with , What is Best , as this species has no idea how to make long term and winning value judgements . See History .
Technology simply allows different sorts of wars to be fought with possibly even more victims. Weather Engineering and Mind Control being obvious examples .

I see no shortages of water , energy or resources -- just very bad planning and house keeping . Yours being a poor thinking pacifist's lazy answer, imho .

 

[Litwin]

Not our war. Russia has done nothing to us to warrant going to war with it.

 

[Litwin]

Ukraine is deliberately put at a disadvantage by the West, which refuses to provide Ukraine with powerful weapons that can strike Moscow directly. The war in Ukraine is a proxy war between Ukrainian insurgents backed by the West and Russia, which is similar to the war in Afghanistan in the 1980s, when the CIA supported and armed the mujahideen. It's meant be a localized low-intensity conflict in which the use of military forces applied restrictively below the intensity of conventional war.

The British army commander said Ukraine is facing a difficult situation on the battlefield, with its troops "struggling in terms of its ammunition and its stockpiles", US military aid blocked in Congress, and Europe not yet able to fill the gap.

He added that NATO allies are discussing how they can strengthen support for Ukraine and suggested that new announcements may be made at or ahead of the Alliance's summit in Washington.

Radakin said Russia is "at the tactical level gaining relatively small amounts of territory", particularly the city of Avdiivka in Donetsk Oblast. It is also conducting active military operations in Chasiv Yar, where the Ukrainian forces retreated to after leaving Bakhmut.

UK armed forces chief: Ukraine will be at disadvantage on battlefield for several more months

The head of the UK Armed Forces, Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, believes that Ukraine will experience a shortage of ammunition and will be at a disadvantage in the war with Russia for several months until the West agrees on further steps to support Kyiv.

www.pravda.com.ua

 

[MisterBeale]

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show us the evil

 

[luiza]

A massacre Nazi Troll Titty .
Kyiv has run out of fighters -- a few Frenchies and a fat woman called Natalya .

 

[Litwin]

show us the evil

 

[Zavulon]

Not the point .

The question is whether the US forces today are sufficiently well trained , experienced and have the character and background to compete with Russia , for example .
Many independent experts offer a resounding , No .

Read Simplicius the Thinker , for example , who is a fund of wide ranging facts and testimony

Actually, nobody is well trained for a modern large-scale war.

 

[Zavulon]

It certainly is the point.

It is best to not fight any more wars anymore.

Yes. The peace based on the conceptions of the equal rights and undivided safety - is the best option. But fighting and winning a war may be lesser evil than losing what is rightfully our without a war.

In a highly technological world, in the 21st century, wars are outdated.

It is a symptom and sign of a failure of leadership of nations go to war anymore. With a planet short of water, energy, and resource, we can no longer even think about wars, much less fight them.

Actually, with a planet short of natural resources it's exactly the time to think about wars.

Dumb topic.

Yes, of course.

 

[Litwin]

Actually, nobody is well trained for a modern large-scale war.

he was not for sure

 

[luiza]

Actually, nobody is well trained for a modern large-scale war.

Even if that were true ( how on earth do you know ?)
there still is a real and large gap between the two sides .

I have not read a single expert from either side argue that there is any evidence to suggest America today could live "man to man" with the trained Russian forces .
I simply report that as accurately as possible from a vey wide ranging reading and viewing platform of comment and fighting life expertise .

 

[MisterBeale]

Actually, with a planet short of natural resources it's exactly the time to think about wars.

IMO?

Global elites and the break away civilization have long sequestered advanced technology, unknown to the masses. . . so the whole paradigm of, "a planet short of natural resources," is. . .IMO a manufactured misnomer.

The fact is, if the truth were revealed, there is plenty of abundance for everyone. But abundance and plenty would lead to loss of control.

The eugenicist globalist elites that run internationalist organizations like the UN, EU, NATO, BIS, WTO, BRICS, CSTO, CIS, EEU, etc. etc. etc.

. . . or at least the ones that are at the tippy top of the pyramid, are aware of things that you and I cannot even begin to comprehend.

Wars are things to be desired by them, but in reality, are not even necessary. If one sees oneself not as part of creation, but rather, as outside of it, than deception and the use of division, hate, anger, death, lies, fraud and war, seems perfectly reasonable.

 

[Deadstick]

Ukraine is deliberately put at a disadvantage by the West, which refuses to provide Ukraine with powerful weapons that can strike Moscow directly. The war in Ukraine is a proxy war between Ukrainian insurgents backed by the West and Russia, which is similar to the war in Afghanistan in the 1980s, when the CIA supported and armed the mujahideen. It's meant be a localized low-intensity conflict in which the use of military forces applied restrictively below the intensity of conventional war.

The British army commander said Ukraine is facing a difficult situation on the battlefield, with its troops "struggling in terms of its ammunition and its stockpiles", US military aid blocked in Congress, and Europe not yet able to fill the gap.

He added that NATO allies are discussing how they can strengthen support for Ukraine and suggested that new announcements may be made at or ahead of the Alliance's summit in Washington.

Radakin said Russia is "at the tactical level gaining relatively small amounts of territory", particularly the city of Avdiivka in Donetsk Oblast. It is also conducting active military operations in Chasiv Yar, where the Ukrainian forces retreated to after leaving Bakhmut.

UK armed forces chief: Ukraine will be at disadvantage on battlefield for several more months

The head of the UK Armed Forces, Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, believes that Ukraine will experience a shortage of ammunition and will be at a disadvantage in the war with Russia for several months until the West agrees on further steps to support Kyiv.

www.pravda.com.ua

If those NATO gangsters supply weapons to hit Moscow half of Europe would be reduced to rat shit and maybe beyond, we need too get one thing clear those ever increasing miisile attacks on places like Belgorod are NATO attacks because the Ukrainian forces or whats left of them are owned by the US and its vassals, Ukraine isn't capable of launching those attacks, i am sure Russia is aware of this, question is how long will their patience last before they send a adequate response and wipe that smug look off the face of Western politicians.

 

[Deadstick]

Even if that were true ( how on earth do you know ?)
there still is a real and large gap between the two sides .

I have not read a single expert from either side argue that there is any evidence to suggest America today could live "man to man" with the trained Russian forces .
I simply report that as accurately as possible from a vey wide ranging reading and viewing platform of comment and fighting life expertise .

Well there are many American Rambo tribute acts who have been killed in Ukraine, they have not been in a real conventional war since WW2 which was their finest hour by the way, its been downhill ever since.

 

[Deadstick]

A massacre Nazi Troll Titty .
Kyiv has run out of fighters -- a few Frenchies and a fat woman called Natalya .

I would like to know when all those drunk fat Ukrainian thugs who are snatching men off the streets are going to get their sorry arses to the front line?